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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1925
Page
25
A persuasive pitch extols electric washing as a two hour task, replacing old back breaking methods with button operated washing. It claims four million households already use the method, saving hours weekly and lowering costs, urging readers to investigate electricity and the washer now.
Al Johnson a California steeple jack clung to a 125 foot water tower as a Wichita stockyards tornado struck Sioux City Iowa injuring about four–teens and causing 250000 in damage. Wind at ninety five miles per hour toppled his cap and whipped his shirt tails but he remained atop the structure for five minutes describing fear as “the first time I was ever afraid.”
The Seventh Ward area announces the annual Sabbath school picnic at Muddy Creek Falls to be held Wednesday. Attendees should bring personal eating utensils and ride with church transportation if needed. Volunteers for transportation and amusement committees are listed.
A capacity audience attended the Chil dren's Day pageant His Wondrous Works at Mahoning Methodist Church Sunday evening. The program featured an orchestra selection, a prayer, and two scenes praising the Firmament and the Past with named participants and a decorated stage.
Mrs Charles Hopper of Moravia Road will host the W A G Club gathering at her home Thursday evening marking a social club event in the neighborhood.
Mrs. M. L. Wallace hosts Mahoning Book club at her Highland avenue residence Thursday afternoon for a planned gathering of members.
The O R C Auxiliary will meet in the K P hall on Cherry street Thursday afternoon. Mrs Bollinger of West Madison avenue hosts the L S C Book club Friday evening at her home.
The church will not hold a Wednesday evening prayer service due to the Sabbath school picnic. Friday evening choir practice is scheduled at 7 30.
Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 a rehearsal for children s day will be held in the Christian Church. Wednesday at 2 30 p m the Ladies Aid Society will meet in the church with Mrs C H Clark as hostess for the afternoon.
The Standard Bearers of the Methodist church will gather at the home of Mrs C W Miner on Newell avenue this evening at 7 o clock. All girls are urged to attend. SEVENTH WARD PERSONALS Miss Olive Grassel of West Clayton street visits relatives in Wilkinsburg Pa Mr and Mrs G D Rainey of Darlington avenue spent Sunday at Woodlawn Pa Miss Mary Stickle of Ashland avenue has returned from Princeton Pa Keith Wilson of Pittsburgh spent the weekend at his Madison avenue home.
A Sunday morning program at Ma honing Presbyterian Church featured child recitations songs and an infant baptism. Mrs W P McClurg chaired the program committee with Rev D C Schnebly giving the address. The event included solos duets quartette and an orchestra selection.
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